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Many are homeless, and those with homes are packed into rotting buildings with up to five families.
Thirty-nine percent of homes on Pine Ridge have no electricity.
At least 60 percent of the homes on the reservation are infested with black mold.
We are missing the stories of Violet, who, despite surviving genocide in the church massacre, she kept on going on, burying bodies, cleaning homes, cleaning the streets.
It's still heavy now, and it was heavy before that, but when you flipped open a newspaper, when you turned on the TV, it was about ice caps melting, wars going on around the world, earthquakes, hurricanes and an economy that was wobbling on the brink of collapse, and then eventually did collapse, and so many of us losing our homes, or our jobs, or our retirements, or our livelihoods.
And that was brought into force to try and deal with the mountain of stuff that is just being made and then living for a while in our homes and then going to landfill.
I mean, I showed my three-year-old this slide last night, and he's like, "Papa, why is an ambulance in these people's homes?"
"They'll have loving families and welcoming homes, but they may not have me.
To explore that question, we did a study in the Boston area where we put one of three interventions in people's homes for a period of several weeks.
It was customary in her family to keep girls inside the homes.
And there are 2,000 new homes being built next to this power station.
Despite my efforts to comfort myself, I still left my community as soon as I could, and I went to architecture school and then into a professional career designing shopping centers, homes for the wealthy and office buildings, until I stepped into a prison for the first time.
A huge, open expanse of waist-high grass cluttered only by a handful of crippled, abandoned structures and a few brave holdouts with well-kept homes.
In a neighborhood where many blocks now only hold one or two houses, all the homes on Paul's block stand.
Radical neighborliness is a zygote that grows into a worldview that ends up in homes and communities rebuilt in ways that respect humanity and the environment.
When economic development comes at the cost of community, it's not just those who have lost their homes or access to water who are harmed, but it breaks little pieces of our own humanity as well.
It's organizations buying back foreclosed homes for their inhabitants or fighting misinformation on forced sales through social media and volunteer-run hotlines.
For example, their homes and their community center were filled with echoes that interfered with their hearing.
For example, volatile organic compounds are chemical pollutants that are found in our schools, homes and workplaces.
So out of the gate, homes are integrated with solar systems.
That's an astonishing 35 million homes globally, every year.
So for every 10 homes we build, we can build a home for someone in need.
The problem with this is, do we really want children to take computers to their homes, homes that have adverse conditions?
And people will be able, from their homes, to take their blood pressure, send it to their doctor and eventually share it with others, for instance, for over a 100 dollars.
And line those trucks / homes back and forth across there from the bottom all the way to the top.
Tan Le, anonymous Footscray resident, was now Tan Le, refugee and social activist, invited to speak in venues she had never heard of and into homes whose existence she could never have imagined.
And that's why cliches aren't interesting, and why people get in car wrecks near their homes.
I want you to bring her home because we don't have safe homes."
This is how the world's two billion poorest people cook and light their homes every day.
The average household spends 10% of its income on kerosene for lighting – that's an order of magnitude greater than what the average US household spends on electricity to light their homes.
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